Take a practical, hands-on approach to learning how to dismantle, diagnose, repair and reassemble laptops in our fully equipped training facility.
Throughout your course, you will be provided with a laptop to work on, allowing you to put the techniques you learn into practice.
Before starting, we’ll give you a brief introduction to Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) and explain why it is important when working with electronic components.
You’ll also learn the correct names of the different laptop components, giving you the knowledge you need to identify and order the correct parts when carrying out repairs.
The aim of our courses is simple: to teach you the practical skills needed to confidently disassemble and reassemble a laptop, diagnose faults and carry out repairs.
Training takes place in Ashford, Kent, in our fully equipped training rooms.
If you’re comfortable taking desktop computers apart but feel nervous about dismantling a laptop, you’re not alone. Our courses are designed to remove that fear and give you the skills and confidence to repair a wide range of major laptop brands.
The techniques you learn will quickly become second nature, giving you a more confident and methodical approach to laptop repairs.
If you’re new to laptop repair, we recommend starting with our Laptop Dismantle & Reassemble (D&R) Course. This provides a solid understanding of the techniques and procedures needed to safely dismantle and reassemble laptops.
Once you have mastered the Disassembly and Reassembly process, our Basic and Advanced Diagnostic Courses will help you understand how the different components within a laptop communicate and how to use this information to quickly and effectively diagnose faults.
As part of the Basic Diagnostic Course, we deliberately disable a laptop and give you the opportunity to diagnose the fault yourself, putting your new skills into practice.
Learn how to dismantle and reassemble a laptop.
This technique will enable you to work on several different makes of laptops and be confident in replacing screens, motherboards, hard drives, memory etc.
Learn how to diagnose whether it's a hardware or software issue and if it's a hardware issue, what components you will need to replace to get the laptop working again.
This course includes some of the basic diagnostic techniques along with more advanced techniques.
You will learn how to find and resolve issues that are not what they seem and can be caused by a seemingly unrelated component failure.
This is the laptop that you will be working on during the Repair and Diagnostic courses.
Before you begin working, we will go through a quick explanation of electrostatic discharge and what it means.
During the course, you will learn the name of the parts so that you will know what to order when you are doing a repair for yourself.
The object of the courses is to teach you how to disassemble and reassemble a laptop and how to diagnose the fault and repair it.